Re: increased testesterone levels and autism

[Guest guest]

Savi,

Symptoms for boys include body hair, self-play, growth spurt etc -- overall

becoming mature too soon.

You can listen to the Geiers for more details:

http://www.autismmedia.org/media4.html

savithrikumar2003 <savithrikumar2003@...> wrote:

Hi,

Can someone explain what are the symptoms of increased

testesterone levels in autism?

savi

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[Guest guest]

Savi,

Symptoms for boys include body hair, self-play, growth spurt etc -- overall

becoming mature too soon.

You can listen to the Geiers for more details:

http://www.autismmedia.org/media4.html

savithrikumar2003 <savithrikumar2003@...> wrote:

Hi,

Can someone explain what are the symptoms of increased

testesterone levels in autism?

savi

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[Guest guest]

My son was born with hair on his back. I thought this was a little strange but

the doctor said it was no big deal. He is ten years old and has had the dark

hair down his back all this time. I guess that is a sign of high testostrone?

From what I understand its a factor in the body not being able to gid rid of the

mercury, hence the reason there are more boys than girls with autism.

April

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[Guest guest]

It has also been my experience that high testosterone will prevent other

treatments from working -- like chelation.

April Skotnicki <askotnicki28@...> wrote: My son was born with

hair on his back. I thought this was a little strange but the doctor said it was

no big deal. He is ten years old and has had the dark hair down his back all

this time. I guess that is a sign of high testostrone? From what I understand

its a factor in the body not being able to gid rid of the mercury, hence the

reason there are more boys than girls with autism.

April

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[Guest guest]

I wonder, are there any other possible reasons out there to have

excess body hair, other than too much testosterone? Do genetics

sometimes play a role? Other hormones? Anything?

just curious

Rene

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> My son was born with hair on his back. I thought this was a little

strange but the doctor said it was no big deal.

[Guest guest]

Another possibility is there are over 100,000 xenoestrogen substances

in shampoos, soap, moisturizes, body lotions, sun lotions, clothing,

fabric, furniture....you name it. When they are absorbed into the

skin, they are 10 time stronger than oral. They act as synthetic

hormones, mimicking " real " . There's tons of information on the

internet...

Sharon

On 11/3/06, joshisims <joshisims@...> wrote:

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> I wonder, are there any other possible reasons out there to have

> excess body hair, other than too much testosterone? Do genetics

> sometimes play a role? Other hormones? Anything?

>

> just curious

> Rene

[Guest guest]

People with Cornelia de Lange Syndrome typically have lower hairlines and

eyebrows which meet in the middle among other symptoms. It's a genetic

condition which can be inherited from either parent.

S S

<p>I wonder, are there any other possible reasons out there to have

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excess body hair, other than too much testosterone? Do genetics <br>

sometimes play a role? Other hormones? Anything?<br>

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just curious<br>

Rene<br>

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[Guest guest]

If you want a guess hereditary traits probably have a lot to do with what we

look like as does environment in longer terms.

[ ] Re: increased testesterone levels and autism

I wonder, are there any other possible reasons out there to have

excess body hair, other than too much testosterone? Do genetics

sometimes play a role? Other hormones? Anything?

just curious

Rene

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> My son was born with hair on his back. I thought this was a little

strange but the doctor said it was no big deal.